Sandra Day O'Connor has made some papers available with her permission.
Try ready-cut lining papers (available in department stores and cookware shops).
Even judges who start out thinking they'd like to make their papers available tend to change their minds.
The Reagan Justice Department made a few papers available in 1986, but the Senate did not press for more.
They include Times Reader, an application that allows users to download The Times onto their computers, and versions of papers available for e-book readers like Amazon.com's Kindle.
Sure enough, though, a bellhop arrived at my room 45 minutes later with the three newspapers, which I had chosen arbitrarily from a list of worldwide papers available.
Douglas's executor, Sheila Colman, who, with her husband, looked after Douglas in his final months, made his papers available to Mr. Murray.
A Christie's spokesman said the Christie's settlement had also been given to the judge, but the auction house declined to make the papers available.
The various groups are often better served by the imported papers available in Hispanic neighborhoods and at stores like Hotaling's, just off Times Square, that specialize in out-of-town publications.
This organisation, a charity based in San Francisco, charges authors a fee (between $1,350 and $2,900, though it is waived in cases of hardship) and then makes their papers available over the internet for nothing.
He posted some ground rules — the buyer had to agree to keep the papers available to the public and would not own the copyright — and announced the auction in the New York Times.
